Malaya Tribune, 2 March 1950

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    61 1 MALAYA Tribune by n re 1 PFOPU T«t "Tnbont* LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phem 58 M/ 3 Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, I poh and Penang. LIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1950 TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune
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    In The Quarter Finals
    9 1 WONG PENG SOON Malaya's Ace
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    NEW PARLIAMENT MEETS FOR FIRST TIME
    216 1 CLIFTON BROWN-SPEAKER AGAIN Reuter. London. Wednesday. BRITAIN'S new Parliament met for the first time today. Over ?oo members, including 2GO attending Parliament for the first time, packed the House of Commons to witness the election of the Speaker. Col. Clifton Brown, 7 -elected unanimously.
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    CHURCHILL SEES THE KING
    62 1 LONDON, Wed.—ConserMr. Winswor. i surprise "priv s.t to the King at Buckir i Palace tonight. It Is believed the King tiscuaa with him :ary situation i i!tln« from last week's photo-finish general election. It Is unuiuai for the Option leader to be received by the King
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    Turko's Wife Is Found In Jakarta
    122 1 A.P., UP. Reuter. JAKARTA, Wed. Police have discovered ihe hiding place of Mrs. Westerling, wife of the tebei Turko Westerling and their two-year Old ♦.hild and have given them police protection !a the house where they were found, officials of the military governor's office
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    PENG SOON WINS FIRST GAMES
    1412 1  -  Disposes Of Kellett And Frederiksen In Convincing Style From Jimmy Clover And Reuter LONDON, Wednesday. WONG Peng Soon. 31-year-old Malayan badminton champion and sports good n salesman, who has been Malaya's best player for several years gave a taste of his strength when he won
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    Wong To Play In Scotland
    58 1 LONDON, Wed. Wong Peng Soon said today that he has been invited to play in the North Scotland Championships in Aberdeen in a fortnight's time and will go there with Noel Radford. Both Peng Soon and E. L. Choong considered the Empress Hall courts to
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    NAVY TO HELP ENVOYS LEAVE
    48 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Wed. Mr. Acheson said today that a United States naval vessel might be sent to Shanghai to evacuate American Consular officials who are being withdrawn from Communist held China. The drawback, he said, was that the Yangtse river > -....frit be mined.—Reuter.
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    159 1 Ole Jensen (Denmark) htat Farrant (England) 15-2, 15-6. Jonson (Sweden) beat Eliasson (Sweaen) 15-12, 15-12. Blomberg (Sweden) beat Broadhurst (England) 15-3. 15-12. Wong Peng Soon (Malaya) beat Kellett (England) 15-3, 15-1. Malmgren (Sweden) beat Shaw (England) 15-2. 15-11. Siow Watt Soon (Malaya) lost to 11. R.
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    U.S. Aid To Bao Dai: A Big Gamble
    220 1 U.P. PARIS, Wednesday. INFORMED Western diplomats said today that American military aid to embattled French forces in Indo-China would be America's greatest gamble yet in the cold war. Ine diplomats gave the French with American backing a less than even chance of
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    MAKES MILITARY SURVEY OF U.S.I.
    64 1 A.P. JAKARTA, Wed.—America has asked for the right to make a military survey of the strategic Indonesian Archipelago. An Indonesian spokesman said the United States of Indonesia Army revealed today that Major-General John Weikert of General Mac Arthur's airforce opened negotiations on a threeday visit
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    TIN: MARKET VERY IDLE
    65 1 U.P. LONDON. Wed—The tin market had a completely idle afternoon today. Spot was unchanged at £599-5 8 but three months was down a trifle to £585-,4. The closing prices were spot £599-' 2 buyers £599-3/4 sellers with business nil. Three months £585 buyers £585-' 2 Kellers
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    H-Bomb Scare Stories—Nonsense
    173 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. Experts here today labeled as nonsense recent stories to the effect that the hydrogen bomb —if made and used— would doom mankind to a radioactive death. Military and scientific sources alike reacted strongly against what they called scare stories about the weapon this country
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    Red Malaya would Ruin UK economy —Says Mr. Kenney
    224 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. ECA representative La Europe W. J. Kenney said today the loss of Malaya to the Communists would have a "very hMious effect" on Britain's economy since it was the major source for United Kingdom dollar earnings. He was
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    Turko Has A Nice Spring Bed
    73 1 STOP PRESS Tribune Staff Reporter Tuiko Westerling is "quite happy" in Changi Prison. A spun;: bed has been moved into his solitary confinement cell, so he does not have to sleep on a stone slab. H. \g on normal prison diet, and has been
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    SURPLUS BUDGET AND TAX CUTS FOR INDIA
    649 2 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Wednesday. Presenting Republican 11 India's first budget to Parliament yesterday. Finance Minister Dr. John Matthai announced reliefs, mainly in income tax, which reduced an anticipated surplus for the budget year 1950-31 of over £7,000,000 to a final surplus of nearly
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    SEA MAIL
    57 2 Surface mail is expected today in Singapore from Hongkong, North Borneo. Labuan, Brunei, Miri and the Federation. Latest times for posting surface mail today at the G.P.O. are: noon for Gt. Britain. N. Ireland. Eire. Europe, Egypt, North and West Africa, West Indies, Ceylon, Hongkong. China. Japan. Indo-China,
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    Tin Prices
    64 2 SINGAPORE, Mar. 1 Tin price wait $288—12 I 2 crtiU. Up tt/£. LONDON Feb. 28: Spot £59». Up £1 2. Three months £583 Up £1. Settlement price £5D9 1/2. Up £1. Turnover 10. Second Seswion: Spot £599 1 2. Up £1 2. Three months £583 I t. Up
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    Along The Godowns
    74 2 Drente. (44); Katong (48); Kustbrts (42); Gewang (41 Sitsen (40); Ulyasea Mongolia (88 9); Snmme'sidijk (85/6); Agapenor (38 4); Benalbanach (31 2); Canada Hall (17 8); BurhiH (19 20); M. Brander 21 2); Sumpitan (23); Islander (24); CWiMt yUle (25 6); T. Chevchenlo (2*7 8); B»-Me\i'V {M
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    U.K. PLANS CAR SHOW IN U.S.
    115 2 A.P. NEW YORK. Wed. Britain is to held its biggest and most elaborate motor show in America on April 15-23 at the Grand Central Palace, New York, Sir Wl nam Welsh. North American representative of the motor industry, announced. Sixty-five leading British vehicle manufactures,
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    Red China To Grow More Grain
    113 2 U.P. HONG KONG, Wed. Peiping Radio last night announced the Chinese Communists' agricultural programme for 1950. The "central task" of increasing grain output by 5.000,000 tons and cotton by 238.000 tons will be borne entirely by old liberated areas" oi Manchuria and Shensi since
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    66 2 The coffee market was unchanged in Singapore yesterday. Rio No. 5 was bid for at $140 per picul. sellers asking $142. Copra was quoted by sellers at $37A per picul f.o.b. Mar.-Apr. with buyers at $37. Coconut oil was unchanged. Zanzibar cloves changed hands at $86 per picul.
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    THE ROUBLE REVALUED BUT TRADE UNCHANGED
    239 2 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. Russia yesterday revalued the rouble against sterling and Ibfl I n ted States dollar placing it on a Kotd baais and cut the prices of food, lobacco, liouor and clothes by ten to 49 per <<nt. Moscow Radio announced. Price of
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    Slightly Easier
    31 2 S SINGAPORE, Wed. The local share marl ket turned slightly l easier in sympathy with London and buyers are ii tin c cautiously until the position becomes «J| clearer.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    88 2 THE rubber commodity market opened quiet yesterday but remained steady throughout the day with little fluctuation. Closing prices in cents per pound were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS 1.0.0. Mar. 53% 63% No. 2 RSS 1.0.b Mar 52% 52 Nc 3 RSS f.o.b. Mar. 51% 51% On register
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    TEA SYNDICATE
    40 2 A.P. HONG KONG, Wed. Tea traders in Shanghai have foimed a syndicate aimed at stepping up expert u*t«u tin ough Taingtao. Export yin Shanghai has been stopped b\ the nationalist blockade bat ships can got into isuigtao. —A.P.
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    Share Quotations
    843 2 Singapore, Wed. Buyer* Seller* INDUSTRIALS Atlas Ice 1190 12.25 xb., xd \lex. Bricks Pref. 240 2.60 Ord. 2.20 2.25 8.8 Petrol 34 6 35/6 B.M. Trustees 7.60 860 Con. Tin Smelt Pref 21/S 22/8 Ord. 15/3 16/6 E. Utd. Assur. 38.75 39.75 rc?<t. «V Trust Fed Dispensary 6.25
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    MARSHALL AID FOR BRITAIN MUST GO ON'
    201 2 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Marshall Aid f 0 Britain must continue until her dollar is overcome by increased world trade, the ForeiT Affairs Committee of the U.S. House of Represent? tives was told on Tuesday. The dollar deficit is now Britain's greatest ecr nomic
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    POINT-4 TALKS
    61 2 NEW DELHI. Wed—Prime Minister Nehru told the Hous:> yesu-rday that officials of the U.S. Embassy in Delhi had held informal discussions with officials of the Finance Ministry of the Government of India on possible utilisation of the technical aid by India under the Point Four Plan of Presidenr
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    Gold Shares Up, Bonds Down Again
    46 2 LONDON, Wed Ool() shares, a favourite hedg* agaim-t furtuer inflation. v, etc firm en the London Stock Ex Change en Tuesday Otkt sections of the market We re British gcve:v.... m bonds drifted cne-eight to one-quar-ter cf a pound lower.—A?
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    WHEAT MEET
    27 2 AP. LONDON. Wed. T> Inttrnaclonal Wheat Conference is scheduled to reconvene in London on -«»arcn Li to decide on memamplications oi Japan and Germany. AP
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    GRAY SEES BAND
    44 3 Mr. W. N. Gray, the Federation Commissioner of Police, accompanied by the Bandmaster. Mr. W. Crofts, inspects the Police Band which played throughout the pas*ing-out parade of sixty-five police recruits at til* Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday.— P. R. Picture.
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    Teachers Get Free Use Of Theatre
    344 3 SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners have agreed to allow rent-free us*: of the Victoria Theatre by the Singapore Teachers Union for matinee performances for schoolchildren during the Youth Drama and Music Festival between May 23 and 27. Out of pocket expenses however, will have to be
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    IRAQI'S APPEAL STAYED AGAIN
    77 3 The appeal of D. J- B. Sassoon was adjourned again in the Court of Appeal yesterday pending the Privy Ccmncil decision in the appeal of E. H. Battat and Kang Woon Geok. Sassoon. an Iraqi businessman is under sentence of six months* rigorous imprisonment and fines
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    Quiz On Expat Pay
    140 3 SHOULD locally recruited European officers be giver. expatriation pay? Municipal Commissioners haw referred back a corndecision to extend the service of tbe Municipal Wellare Officer. Mr. a. Benjafield, who was to be paid a salary of S6SO a month plus expatriation and cost of living allowances.
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    STORED RUBBER IN UNLICENSED SHOP, FINED
    72 3 storing 400 piculs of rubber in an unlicensed shop at Chin Swee Road. Tan Beng Kian was fined $200 by the First District lodge yesterday. The rubber, it was stated, tas stored under a stairse in the shop on Feb. :J. Tan said he
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    DISCUSSION ON 'HAPPINESS'
    85 3 MALACCA. Wed.—At a ting of the Malacca Psychology Club to be held at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Methodist Girls' School hall, a discussion on "The Apto Happiness" will w- Ud by Miss Siah Gek Lian. Miss E. P. Shelley will gve a talk on the Penang
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    YOU CAN BE A SPARE TIME SOLDIER
    185 3 fit. male British <H jeet r-suient in Singapoie. nterested in *pare |w( will be welcomed by the S.ogaporc Volunteer Coin Corps. who.-,e .present n 200 a hundied {J v volunteerp and ano- hundred lt»4i) recruits X- vacancie i for 300 men v year,
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    RE- TRIAL ORDERED IN RAPE CASE
    95 3 BECAUSE the trial judge in an Assize ease did not with the majority veidict of the jury, the Colony Court of Appeal yesterday sent back the case for a tiial before another judge. The appeiiani. was Wong Lok Say. a Hainanese, who had been
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    TRIED SUICIDE, WARNED
    65 3 Twenty-one-year-old Lee Ah Koon was cautioned and discharged by the Second Police Magistrate yesterday after he admitted attempting to commit suicide. It was stated that Lee drank caustic soda with wine on the afternoon of Feb. 22. He was picked up and sent to hospital by a
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    BOSS, WORKER REACH ACCORD
    265 3 OINGAPORE Chinese barbers and their employers have tentatively agreed to form a Joint Consultative committee, whose draft constitution presentb a problem unprecedented in the Colony's recent tr-.de union history. The constitution virtually gives full and final powers to the committet. to settle "all disputes and nroblems"
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    FEWER T.B. CASES IN JAN.
    71 3 The number of Tuberculosis cases reported during Jan. was 286. In addition 54 cases from the Rural "reas were also treated in Hospitals in the Municipal area. The figure for the previous month was 368. with 34 cates from the rural areas. Although the number
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    ROAD OPEN
    21 3 The State Engineer. Pahang has announced that the Benta—Kuan tun Road. Pa hang, «s new open to through traffic.
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    ESTATE WORKERS TURN TO ODD JOBS
    333 3 ....WAGES ARE TOO LOW KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DSTATE workers in the Federation are turning to odd-jobs because of their low wages. They cake part-time jobs in the near'ov towns on construction work, gardening, selling firewood, rolling cheroots and peddling trishas. Many are believed to
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    NEW C-in-C ARRIVES
    58 3 Major General Robert E. Urquhart. the new C.-in-C. oi Malaya District arrived at Tengah by Qantas BOAC Constellation yesterday. The Major General, who was in mufti, was met at the airport by the Chief of Staff. Maj. General J. M. Kirkman. General Urquhart will leave for Kuala
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    MORE PUPILS GO TO SCHOOL
    66 3 More and more pupils are attending Government and Aided English Schools In Johore. The total number is now 6.748. a rise of nearly 800 on December last year's enrolments. Forty per cent of these are free scholars. There are ten schools with secondary classes and
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    To Study Law In Australia
    47 3 Mr. Teo Seng lie?, only -on oi the iate Mr. Teo Soo Fiah and Madame Fan Pee Neo, wU) saii for Australia next Wednesday, on the \laetsu>eker. 11a will study law at Melbourne University. Mr. Teo iva* a s'udent at Raffles Institution.
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    M.Y.F. FAIR TOMORROW
    68 3 THE Singapore Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a variety fair at the Wesley Church grounds from 4 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. tomorrow. The object of the fair is to raise funds for sending delegates to the All-Malaya Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute to be held in Penang
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    'Banish Me Prisoner
    92 3 A CHINESE prisoner. Tan Choon Pheow. unde'sentence of four years' gaol lor housebreaking by night and causing grievous hurt, asked the Court of Appeal yesterday to banish him right away now. Tan said that, sine his trial, he had been told that he would be banished at
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    Now'. Says
    38 3 sanv offence, told the court T that he was innocent and that the chance was a "fraise up.** The Court dismissed both i the appeals. Their sett- I fences will run from the date of conviction.
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    'CARD' RUSH
    51 3 MALACCA. Wed —Several hundreds of p>. ople are go- ing to the Registration Of- fice either to notify a I change of address or to have defaced identity cards I renewed, since press announcements regarding An-ti-Bandit Month. The limited start' are working overtime to cope up with the
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    THE FINAL CHOICE
    577 4 any board of directors the hardest part of their job and they wiil answer in seven words: Picking the right man for the job." That should have been the problem facing the Singapore Municipal Commissioners in the choice of a deputy water engineer, but the case of
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    INDIA IS OFFERED BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS
    861 4  -  by Svlvain Mangeot NEW DELHI. INDIA today is faced with three main tasks: L To carry through an economic and social revolution at home. A glance at the programme of reforms officially enshrined in the new constitution shows that nothing short of a
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    DIVORCE IS NO MALE MONOPOLY
    765 4  -  by ROY MACARTNEY Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. MADAME Butterfly has progressed far since the days when she had no recourse against the man who wronged her. Today. General Mac Arthur and "democracy" have brought her far reaching social rights, including that of initiating divorce, if she so
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    Expressive Skin
    254 4 A.P. EMOTIONS can cause your skin to go on a rampage of expression, a psychiatrist says. Psychosomatic medicine has shown, he added, that skin can break out to satisfy a persons longing for attention or to express various emotional problems. Dr. O. Spurgoon English of the Department of
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    I VISIT SIAM'S NO. 1 SOOTHSAYER
    856 4  -  by MILTON MARMOR A.P. BANGKOK. A fortune-teller does much more than merely tell fortunes in Thailand. He studies the palm and the stars and gives advice on husiness. social and family He's also something of a healer. What's more, it's hard work, sitting uncomfortably
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    There Are Too Many Dutchmen
    494 4  -  by G. WILLIAMS A.P. THE HAUGE. THE Dutch are breeding themselves into overcrowded poverty. The snowballing increase of Dutchmen shows scant sign of slacking off. American Marshall Plan officials here frankly say the uncontrolled birthrate will bring mass unemployment and still lower living standards for
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    Sir Alec lauds Press, Tells A Story
    238 5 K -r\L\ LUMPUR. Wed. FEDERATION Chief Secrc Sir Alec Newboult. V/V: shortly retiring, yes- paid the press of a handsome comM who was speaking Gnffin Inn said: "I lot Iced around the territories which mder the Colonial l have failed to territory where
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    BLOOD SAVED WIFE, MAN GIVES BLOOD
    89 5 S. Gill of Tampenis has become a regular lonor because his wife I by blood transfuHe said yesterday: wife, who had just given birth, became anaemic. jded that the only tre her was to give blood transfusions. I were grateful to the of the
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    YOURS IS A BIG JOB-FRISBY
    206 5 TEACHERS OF TOMORROW—MEN AND WOMEN SINGAPORE'S giant five-year school plan for 90,000 children swung into action yesterday when Director of Education, Mr. Alfred W. Prisby, told 257 student teachers: "You are the spearhead of the campaign. You are going to be responsible for the moral,
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    'STICK TO THE OLDHAM TRADITION'
    124 5 REPLYING to a toast to the Anglo-Chinese School at the old boys' Founder's Day re-union dinner at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. Dr. H. H. Peterson, the principal, said that school education must not be concerned only with the mere cramming of knowledge but
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    MORE MONEY FROM WATER
    189 5 lOHORES water supplies iched the pre-war total <: and as a result ■roe continues to increase. t ".sman warned ivy capital expendiluring the next decade be anticipated if serrtces are to be maintained sent standards. The headworks at Mt. Ophir. Segamat, Kluang and Benang »Batu Pahat)
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    RELIEF FOR BUKIT KEPONG
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A fund for the relief of the Kampong Bukit Kepong victims has been started. The following contributions have already been received:— UMNO, Malaya, ($5OO/-); MCA, Johore, ($5OO/-); Muar District Welfare Committee, ($250/-); Land Office Staff, Muar, ($75
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    US EXPEDITION COMING HERE
    45 5 An American zoological expedition will arrive in Singapore for a four-day stay at the end of this month. It will visit the Raffles Museum before leaving for Sandakan to begin extensive collection of specimens of rare animals in British North Borneo.
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    UNIONS PLAN MALAYAN TUC
    151 5 REPRESENTATIVES of trade unions from all over the Federation will meet in Kuala Lumpur on March 25 and 26 to discuss the formation of a Malayan Trade Union Council "free and independent of political or external influences". This step to establish "a truly representative national trade
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    13 Come By Ship, Leave By Plane
    79 5 THIRTEEN of the passengers of the President Polk which arrived in Singapore yesterday left this morning for Bangkok on an air tour. They are expected to rejoin their ship President Polk at Penang. Among the five who disembarked at Singapore were Mrs. E.
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    Goossens Likes Swing
    84 5 THE resident conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Eugene Goossens, sometimes relaxes to swing music. "There is art is swing, he said yesterday. "Swing, jazz and jive happens to be the only art which I do not practice. But 1 enjoy dancing to good music." The grey-haired
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    THREAT CHARGE
    37 5 Hakim Singh, aged 28, claimed trial in the Sccona Police Court yesterday when he was charged with Intimidating Mr. A. Thomas with injury. Bali of 1500 was offered The case was postponed to March 8.
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    BANDITS DERAIL BAHAU TRAIN
    252 5 KUALA LUMPUR, W e<^;^ hau DANDITS today derailed a train g°™f f ™m D Tri!ini? Negri Sembilan. Four people were wound™ AuSfary, a Chinese civilian, a Gurkha enaued, one handit was killed and three others wounded. Other 'Terror' news: Sitiawan area:- Pjjf* screened a classroom at
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    PROTEST OVER WAR LOSS LAW
    386 5 ORDINANCE BARS REDRESS 'JHE Singapore Association has protested to Government over a clause in the War Damage Ordinance 1949 which bars a claimant from seeking rediess at. law. In a letter to the Colonial Secretary, the Association complains that The final bill, as amended by
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    DON'T LET YOUR CHILD BUY FROM HAWKERS
    129 5 During the past three weeks the incidence of typhoid fever has gradually increased There have been 4b cases notified in February Of these 42 were in tne Municipal Area. Eighteen cases were school children, attending Chine** Schoo s There have been 10 deaths
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    12 FOODLORRIES HELD
    299 5 KIT ALA LUMPUR, Wed. ANTI-BANDIT Month volunteers in Malacca have detained twelve lorries for carrying foodstuffs after hours of darkness. So far 87 persons have been held for card offences of which 33 cases have been tried in court and fines ranging from $20 to $50 have
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    173 ENTRIES FOR MALAY JUNIOR BADMINTON TOURNEY
    525 6 WOOD SHOTS WILL BE COUNTED AS FAULTS A TOTAL of 173 entries have been received for the Singapore Malay Badminton Association Junior chamrMonships which start on Saturday at the Clerical Union Hall Rangoon Road. Ninety-nine entries were for the singles event, 58 for
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    FAMECHONv. PEP
    37 6 A.P. NEW YORK. Tues. French featherweight titleholder Ray Famechon has signed for a 15-rouhd title match with world champion Willie Pep at Madison Square Gardens on March ing Club announced today. 17. the International Box—A.P.
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    LAYTON TO MEET KOROSCENKO AGAIN
    120 6 For the regular weekly wrestling show at the Great World the promoters have re-matched two fighters who put up a thrilling contest in their first meeting six weeks ago. Ty Layton and Emil Koroscenko. These two giant matmen have very different styles and when they
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    AGE LIMIT FOR YMCA TENNIS LOWERED
    81 6 The age limit in the Junior section of the YMCA Tennis Tournament has be lowered from 21 to 18 to comply with the L.T.A.M. rules. The closing date for entries has been extended to the last post on Saturday. In the open championship events
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    SINHALESE TO PLAY HOME AND HOME GAME
    114 6 The Sinhal.se As.-n. iation win play a Home and bo KM; on BunUav at 11 a.m. on BODCA grounds. St. George's Koad. The following have been sleeted to (Vhristy Senaviratne's XI: H. j. c. Kulaalagfce, W. O. Joseph. Mayo Perara. V. K. Fernando.
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    BENALBANACH WIN
    27 6 The Ben Liner s.s. Benalbanacti outclassed' the Coline licrsk by rive goals to nil *n soccer match played at the Fort CanBiag ground on Monday.
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    S.R.A. LISTS 12 NEW HORSES
    204 6 Latest amendments to the Straits Racing: Association classification of horses aro: TRANSFERS: From Ciass 1 to Class 2—Ht«h Port: Pennyworth: Little Ned* Airmail: Alrpal: Ballymun II: Double Five: CI. 2 to CI. I—Star of India (late Son of India): Abby Kay: Jack's Darlinc. NEW CLASSIFICATIONSClass
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    CARAVAN DOES WINNING GALLOP AT PENANG
    332 7  -  FIRST DAY RUNNERS GIVEN TRY-OUT BY ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners PENANG, Today. ARAVAN, ridden by Eagby, did a winning gallop this morning when he beat Dark Romance (Woods) easily over three furlongs in 39 seconds >utside the course proper. Fast work
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    HARRIS WINS GENTIL PRIZE
    44 7 A.P. PARIS Tues.—Reg Harris of Manchester, world's sprint cycling champion, was chosen winner of the Edmond Oentil Prize today. An international Jury of cycling experts and journalists by 15 votes declared Harris' performances last year to be the best. —A.P.
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    Volunteer Corps Shoot Results
    104 7 Shocting Competition of v av'C was held at Bfacli pifon 25th Fcbru,.y. A vrrv high standard of Ji,tme' was attiv.r.ed on all SSSonf which included the jSSI light rnach'n- gun and U %o following are a list of prire winners who will reNo. 3 Platoon ,inf'i—
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    SCOTTISH F.A. CUP DRAW
    48 7 1 ONDON. Tuts.—The draw foi the fourth round of the Scottish Cup to be played on llarch 11 was held today and result* 'l aa follows Patrick v Stirling. Rangers v Raith. mulr v East i ife. Queen South v Aberdeen.— Routt 1 r.
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    $75,000 CHARITY PRIZE
    63 7 MANILA, Tues.—Ticket No. *****0 paired with horse "Mighty Mite" today won the grand purse of $75,000 in the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Quarterly Race at the Santa A v racing. track. The second prize of $37,500 was wen by the horse "Gladly", paired with ticket No. *****7. while
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    HK WIN AGAIN
    16 7 A.P. Hongkong scccev team defeated the Siam Youth Squao team six to zero.—A.P.
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    Students Save Ceylon From Total Collapse
    189 7 COLOMBO, Wednesday. THE Commonwealth jacket touring team had scored 113 for one wicket in reply to a Ceyien Xis firsl innings total of 136 by close oi play here en the first day of their two-day match. Two half-century innings and a bright knock
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    Scoreboard
    126 7 CEYLON FIRST INNINGS. F. lie Saram c Oldfield b I'ope 8 u.uinico c wtrrra b Fil«muurice 4 reruaiall Worrell b FiU-mauru-e (.nnesekera c Smith b Tribe 51: (iunasena 1 Fre«r b Pope 0 JayaMnjrhe b Freer 29 Wtjefcinghe a Livingston b Tribe H Kelwart b Smith 1-1 iXtarraaliugam c
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    Entries Invited for Tamil Sports
    195 7 The Tamil Brotherhood Association will hold their Sixth Anual Athletic Meet on the Tamil New Year Day. April 15. The venue of meet will be announced later. The Meet is open to Tamils only. An entrance fee of H/* per entry for non-members is being
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    Navy Win 2—1 In Season's First Game
    428 7 Navy Win 2 —1 In Season's First Game KAI SOW'S COLONY DEBUT THE Tigers Sports Club anu the Royal Navy were unimpressive when they opend the Singapore \mateur Football Assocition's League soccer at J:,Jan Besar Stadium yesterday. After a civil nour, the Navy won by two goals to one. The
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    I CAN BEAT LOUIS ANY TIME — CHARLES
    220 7 I CAN BEAT LOUIS ANY TIME CHARLES A.P. CHICAGO. Tues. Ezza.c Charles, the U. S. National Boxing Association world heavyweight champion, claimed today that he can decisively beat Joe Louis any time that Louis wants to meet him. Writing in the Ebony Mat-.-zine, Charles said, "Louis is eight years older
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    Work on KL Grandstand May Start Early 1951
    461 7 Selang or Turf Club KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. MR. D. T. Waring, President of the Selangor Turf Club, told members yesterday that it was noped that a decision would be reached during tl'«> year to proceed with the construction of a OOO.OOC grandstand
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    Little Nene Outboxes Gwat Tek
    95 7 KUALA LUMPUR, WoiS.— Little Nene (8.7) outpointea T*n (iwat Tek (9.0) in a 10--r mid contest at the Bukit nintang Park tonight. in their first fight Little Nene was disqualified for low hlow Bobby Njoo and Jonnny Ointo gave an exhibition uout over two three-minute
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      54 7 r FBuT hmm! wow A6oui PI X HEY, YOU— CMERETI F-ov, 5 about Wo s-*e > f YOU PUN nuT fAS A DAISY- THERE X THAT BIS ESKIMO/ 1 fe?" ,11 PuTW 0N TT me WME ~——»*> 30V,- 4,YOURSELF 9 WTJ*S*JWW A N T NO V CLOWN T 6LOVES WITH
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    DELHI VISIT
    24 8 ffcy'TPt Premier Maharajah Ma-linn Shumshere Jun?? Eahadur Eaua .(centre) walks with Pandit Nenru during tne Maharajah's recent visit to New Delhi.—A.P. Photo.
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    Asia Cannot Be Controlled By West _LAttimore
    306 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Wednesday. AN Asia has ariser wWsh cannot be controlled A either by the West or by Soviet Russia. This is the opinion of Professor Owen Lattimore. former political adviser to Marshal Chiang Kai-shek. In an article entitled "Asia reconquers Asia"
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    Gussie Guesses It's Off
    83 8 A.P. ALCUTTA, Wed. "Gussie" Moran, Ameiican tennis player, in a statement today said her engagement to Biitish businessman Anthony Davenport has been broker "by mutual consent." ass Moran adued: I still think that Tony is a wonderful boy, but I guess it's one of those thing.-;."
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    NAVAL AIRMEN
    31 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. -The Ad- miralty announced today tnat men registering under the National Service Acs can apply for training as officer pilots or observers in tie Royal Navy.—Reuter.
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    SOEKARNO TO SEE QUIRINO
    96 8 U.P. MANILA.. Wed.-Highly re- iab'.e sources said today that Dr. Soekarno, Piesident of the United States of Indonesia, is coming to the Philippines for a state visit this "month at tho invitat'.on of President Elpidio Quiriao. In Jakarta, Soekarno today received Quitiao'i invitation telegram which stated:
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    REDS DECIDE TO ASSAULT FORMOSA FIRST
    384 8 Troops Shifted Trom Hainan Tront To New Attack Positions Reuter. HONG KONG, Wednesday VHERE were indications touay that an invasion uj -ra tan has been indefinitely postponed as Chinese Communist fore 09 stepped up preparations for an assault on Formosa ar.d Generals Imo Cniang
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    PROF. RIDEOUT'S BODY FOUND IN THE SEA
    83 8 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Wed.- The body of Professor John Kennedy Rideout of Hongkong University, who has been missing since Feb. 16, was found floating south of Lantao is'and, west of Hongkong, yesterday. There were no marks or violence and the body was in an
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    10.000 TON TANKER
    28 8 Reuter. TOKYO, Wed. A i.0,000--ton tanker ordered by the lino Snipping Company will be launched at the KawasaKi dock yard, Kobe, on Mar. 6. —Reuter.
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    PORTS CLOSED
    26 8 A.P. MANILA, Wed.—All except nine ports m the Philippines were ciosed to foieign vessels today to halt reported large scale smuggling at small outposts.—A.P.
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    Chiang Assumes Command
    185 8 Reuter, U.P. and A.P. TAIPEI., Wed.—Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek resumed the presidency of the hard-pressed Nationalist Government today and said the Communist rule en the mainland was the gravest catastrophe in r>,ooo years cf Chinese his.ory. With the Prf*3idencv. Chiang a'so resumed active Suorcme Command of the Chinese
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    The New Colonial Secretary
    30 8 The St. .>.»n. TSSMS Gr»ff hs, Minister of NaMSSMU Insurance, who si f?e?r?tary ot State for (**e Colonies in the new Lav v u«u MM :t.
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    THREE KILLED
    39 8 SECmjOAM, A na rol o l 2 Gurkha Rifles shot dead 3 armed Chinese bandits east of Labis Forest Reserve. I lie Gurkhas recovered 1 rifle. 2 revolvers, a Japanese grenade and 55 rounds oi assorted ammunition.
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    GEN. LI DENOUNCES CHIANG KAI-SHEK
    99 8 U.P. NEW YORK, Wednesday. 11 TSUNG-JEN, Acting President of China unti* today when Chiang Kai-shek resumed officc, denounced his successor's act and said it is an "insidious plot" by Chiang's advisers to "usurp the constitutional power of the President." One of his aides revealed i
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    LIFER SENTENCED TO DEATH
    138 8 U.P. MANILA, Wed. -An angty Supreme Court raised to tho death penalty the life sentence imposed by a lower court on a man, who had killed a University co-ed after robbing and attempting to rape her. The accused Alejandro 'Carillo, about 36, was son- tencou by
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    FRIENDLY SLAP SENDS RONALD TO HOSPITAL
    92 8 AAP. PERTH. Wed.—A friendly slap on the back returned to hospita' for the third time in thiee weeks a boy who had been discharged only the previous day. Thirteen -year-old Ronald Geary, who was admitted to the Royal Perth Hospital in January after diving
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    207 8 TAMIL METHODIST TOUTS FELLOWSHIP: Cottage prayer meeting at 162. Haig Road at 7.00 p.m. Mss Lilian Pornampaiam will speak. 81' RE A STEDFAST CUB: Social at 77. Prinsep Street, 8 CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Chinese Cheos club 5 p.m. weight lifting 5.30 p.m. Chinese art of selfdefen< c
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    CINEMA
    115 8 CATHAY "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. 'load" at 11. 1.45. 4.15, 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. ALHAMBRA. "Wildnre" at 1.45. 4.15, 6.46 and 9.30 p.m. CAPITOL: "Thieves' Highway" at 11. 1.45. 4, 6.30 ond 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "Miss Grant o.kes Richmond" at 2. 4.15, 6.30 and b PJ p.m.
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    SPORT
    25 8 SOCCKB: Junior League: Kota Raja vs. Singapore Harbour Board Aux. Police at Gevlang: A.ston A.C. vs. Blue Rovers at BODCA ground. St. George's Koad.
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    IIDE
    9 8 H.W.: 9.00 a.m. :Bft.) 11.00 p.m. <7ft. Bms.)
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    U.S.I. SEAL
    19 8 Presiueru aoekarno at tne Ot"~u>"* u*e Parliament, sits beneath the treat seal oi vie Republic. —A.P. Photo.
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    Fuchs Sentenced To 14 Years
    231 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. UK. Klaus Fuchs, top British nuclear physicist, was sent to prison for 14 years today for giving British and American atom secrets to Russia. It was the maximum sentence he could be given. Britain's most sensational spy trial was over little more
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    SHAH VISITS PAKISTAN
    52 8 A.P. KARACHI. Wed.—The Shah of Iran arrived in Karachi this afternoon by a Flying Fortress which was escorted by a Royal Pakistan Air Force squadron of eight Fury fighter 3. He was received at the airport by the Governor-General, the Premier, Cabinet Ministers and members of the
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    INDIA WON T JOIN ANY 'ANTI' PACT
    116 8 NEW DELHI, Wednesday. FOREIGN Ministry statement yesterday* said India would be unwilling to join any public conference "aimed against anyone or anybody." India, however, would be glad to participate in any meeting of Pacific nations to discuss matters of mutual concern, the source
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    SUCCESSFUL
    15 8 Reuter. TEL AVTV. Wed.-Israel stated today that successful negotiations with Jordan were going cn.—Reuter.
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    LONDON SHARES
    189 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. —Si cf Pou'h African gold shares marked the start ff mm trading period OB the London stork exchange today. Heavy buying of tbliaheJ dividend payer.- created useful gains in a market reteetaal to sell. It was noti'fd. howei••t. that buyers wer«> not paycm irncy prices"
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